Banff Town House

Banff Town House, located in Low Street, Banff, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, is a historic municipal building that serves as a customer service point and job centre. The complex includes a neoclassical steeple completed in 1767 and a town house finished in 1797, both of which are Category A listed buildings. Originally, the site featured a tolbooth from the 16th century before the current structures were built. The town house, designed by James Reid, showcases elegant architecture with a symmetrical facade and notable interior spaces, including a reception room and ballroom. Over the years, it has played a significant role in the town's governance and community life, housing the Banff Museum and serving as the headquarters for local councils. A recent refurbishment has modernized its facilities, making it a vital resource for residents and visitors alike.